I've owned several SUV's over the years from Ford to Volvo. The best I've been able to do from inside the vehicle is to pop the tailgate window open. Once the window is unlocked/open, one can engage the door latch located on the exterior. But I've never owned a Honda CRV.
IMO the broken glass in the corners looked like it was the driver window to me. When you look at the photo, you can see the water on the outside of the vehicle is the same color as it looks through the front windows - as if the driver window was broken and the front passenger window was down or also broken.
I don’t think LE could (or should) comment on an alleged encounter between anyone and Kiely, until they complete their investigation into her death.
IDK there was nothing in the video that made me think that they bought Nick’s story. I think it’s great that they enticed him to be on camera so at least it is Nick’s story and not theirs. MOO
SBM. There's no director. Their lead videographer/editor/executive producer is very young. I find AWP to be a bunch of genuine people.
Because of the air in the tires, cars “turtle” in water
Air trapped in a vehicle can have different effects on a vehicle as well. I have also seen people question if Kiely could have ended up in the cargo area so easily. IMO it is very possible, if a person is submerged in a car they would likely follow the remaining air and potentially get trapped or stuck/entangled or even knocked unconsious.
The folks in front of the camera, definitely genuine. Well-trained and experienced, committed and dedicated. Not knowing of this group before this case I was immediately drawn to them. They seem to operate as a collective, very professional and have found a niche.
He did say that to get to the bottom of the issue with the car, he found that the only reason the car wouldn't start is because it was in neutral gear. To figure that out, he would have had to at least look into the car towards the gear shift. It seems reasonable that his gaze might have passed over the centre console.
One of my family members had a 2009 and a more recent model year CRV. The latch to open it from the outside is down near the bumper, they are motorized or whatnot, and the windows are much higher, and don’t open. So I could see how getting out through the back would be near impossible for most people.
it's because the car when found by AWP was upside down and so the chances of body floating between the gap of front seats till back seats wherein there were headrests too appear low. It might have been possible that KR's body had some gases that made her float but it couldn't reach the back of car since bending was needed. Moreover lets say she was trying to escape. She figured out that she had hit the water and her car was submerging and she had to get out. The front window was broken from what is being said so considering the back window being open half way down she might have tried to escape for there and not going all the way back.
Speaking of the car hatches, etc...
Yes, I wholeheartedly agree....but I just hope they're not overstepping the mark by going into speculation and sensationalism on these videos.
AWP found the vehicle and then surfaced to notify LE. LE does the recovery of the vehicle and its contents. Those are LE divers you see when the car emerges from the lake. AWP would never move, recover, or disturb human remains.
